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Question 3 of 50 A word's connotation is its literal, dictionary definition. False True
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A word's connotation is its literal, dictionary definition.
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False- the correct answer would be denotation.

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Connotation is how a certain word makes you feel. For example the word "home" sounds better than the word "residence" although they both mean the same/ similar things. I hope this helps! :) Have a great day ^^

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false

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a word's connotation is something suggested by a word or thing : or, the suggesting of a meaning by a word apart from the thing it explicitly names or describes.

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